M2 Commercial Farm System -- Complete Soil Catalyst Bulk Solutions

Inquire about pricing before ordering.  Published variant prices are for 1, 5, 10, 50, 100 & 500 acres respectively, with unit prices per acre application diminishing respectively. 

Complete Soil Catalyst System for Professional Results

The M² Agricultural System™ is a professional-grade sustainable farming solution designed for serious growers seeking maximum productivity with reduced inputs. This powerful combination of M² Micro™ and M² Mineral™ works synergistically to transform soil biology while delivering essential nutrients, dramatically improving crop performance across a wide range of agricultural applications.

What Makes Our Sustainable Farming Solution Different:

Unlike conventional agricultural inputs that create dependency cycles, our sustainable farming solution builds long-term soil health and fertility. This comprehensive system establishes beneficial soil microorganisms while providing essential minerals in bioavailable forms, creating the optimal growing environment for all types of crops with significantly reduced water and fertilizer requirements.

Agricultural Benefits You’ll Experience:

• Increase crop yields by 25-30% on average across various crop types
• Reduce irrigation requirements by up to 50% while maintaining production
• Develop stronger, deeper root systems for improved drought resistance
• Enhance nutritional content and quality of harvested crops
• Decrease dependency on conventional fertilizer programs
• Experience improved soil structure and water infiltration
• Attract more beneficial pollinators to flowering crops

What’s Inside This Professional System:

• M² Micro™: Our concentrated agricultural formula of beneficial soil microorganisms that improve nutrient cycling and enhance root development
• M² Mineral™: A comprehensive spectrum of essential macro and micronutrients in our exclusive chelated form that maximizes plant availability

Perfect For:

• Row crop production seeking higher yields with lower inputs
• Orchards and vineyards requiring balanced nutrition
• Hay and forage production
• Market vegetable operations
• Berry and fruit production
• Newly established agricultural land
• Fields transitioning to lower-input systems
• Operations focused on soil regeneration